Porcelain is a type of pottery. Wedgwood (one 'e') is perhaps the best known manufacturer of porcelain in the world. There is a style (muted pastel with a raised white design) that is often associated with Wedgwood, however, Wedgwood makes porcelain in many styles.
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Josiah Wedgewood was a famous potter. He started his career out as an apprentice to his older brother, but then he went on to partnering up with another potter/budding businessmen and went on to be very rich & famous during the industrial revolution.
Type of pottery from Greece.
From what I've found out through searching for information about British Pottery companies, it was an independently owned company based in Stoke on Trent where the owner, a Mr. Baskeyfield, purchased unglazed white pottery in bulk from other pottery companies, including from the Josiah Wedgewood company, and then had them transfer printed or painted with designs, often contemporary / advertising in nature. It was thought to have ceased trading in or around 1976. There is no reliable date for when it was established but possibly from the 50's going by the style of decoration of its wares.
Thomas Wedgwood was the son of the famous potter, Josiah Wedgwood. Though Thomas was known more for his photography than his pottery, items that he made in the 1830s are sold online for around 500 dollars apiece.
Wedgewood pottery, by Josiah Wedgewood, Spode and others.
Josiah Wedgwood invented high quality pottery.
Josiah Wedgewood Famous for:Being English potter, who credited with the industrialization of the manufacture of pottery.
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Josiah Wedgewood was a famous potter. He started his career out as an apprentice to his older brother, but then he went on to partnering up with another potter/budding businessmen and went on to be very rich & famous during the industrial revolution.
China ! China is both a country and a type of pottery.
Edgar A. Wedgewood died in 1920.
Edgar A. Wedgewood was born in 1856.
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Terracotta is a type of pottery
Dr. Milton Wedgewood House was created in 1873.
Wedgewood Village Amusement Park ended in 1969.